NOISyS: Neuroadaptive Systems for Brain Restoration based on Virtual-Reality and
Brain-Computer Interfaces

Description

The aim of NOISyS project (pronounced noisis, from Greek νόησις 'the procedure of information processing that leads to learning and understanding'), is to develop a novel and more inclusive rehabilitation system with the use of emerging technologies, in order to understand and overcome current limitations of motor imagery (MI) Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) training for rehabilitative applications. This will be achieved by identifying the neural correlates of motor action and skill acquisition during motor imagery through neuroimaging (EEG/fMRI), formulate machine-learning methods for increased accuracy of the BCI system, but also potentiate human training for skill acquisition and learning through the use of neuroadaptive Virtual Reality (VR)

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